Sentence examples for be introduced in time from inspiring English sources

The tests could be introduced in time for the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.

The additional-member voting system proposed by Lord Jenkins requires boundary changes that could not in any case be introduced in time for the next general election.

It is possible that a new type of helmet could be introduced in time for next season, although it seems more likely that it would be used in several years.

"In addition there is a risk that, if the provision was required in a period of parliamentary recess or dissolution, legislation could not be introduced in time, or at all".

The British Horseracing Authority said on Friday that "temporary measures" to deter misuse of the whip could be introduced in time for the Grand National meeting at Aintree in early April if its current rules – which allow for seven strikes in Flat races and eight over jumps – are repeatedly breached at the Cheltenham Festival later this month.

More home page features, including other commerce experiences, will be introduced in time, eBay says.

The 31-page catalog, known as Celebrate Brilliantly, is being introduced in time for Thanksgiving and the Christmas shopping season.

He started against Portugal, came off the bench to make the winner against Switzerland, and was introduced in time for the remarkable comebacks against the Czechs.

The extension from the current seven-day catch-up window has been introduced in time for the traditionally popular autumn TV schedule, with shows auch as Peaky Blinders and drama The Fall.

Changes to A-levels are being introduced in time for next summer's exam, with a new A* grade coming in and a pledge that exam boards will ask harder, more open-ended questions, which stretch pupils' creative-thinking skills and power of analysis.

It has been introduced in time for the autumn schedule, which is traditionally one of the most popular times of the year for TV viewing.